There is a guideline in TDD that you should test your code and not
other people's code. The behaviour you're interested in testing is
that of ActionController::Base, not of your code.
I, of course, do not want to test Rails. I do, however, want to
ensure that I have a block to handle the
On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 11:38 AM, Seth Ladd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is a guideline in TDD that you should test your code and not
other people's code. The behaviour you're interested in testing is
that of ActionController::Base, not of your code.
I, of course, do not want to
Hi Seth,
To get around this, are you able to test the response.headers
collection? This tests the code that you wrote, rather than the
template logic performed by rails.
response.headers['Content-Type'].should == text/html
Untested, of course... but it may work :)
--
Matt Berther
To do this, I've typically just add the HTTP_ACCEPT header. I can't
remember where I picked this up, but it's does specify a format in
your respond_to block:
Here's the do_request (and a sample spec) for one of my specs where
I'm checking for a generated csv file:
def do_request
